CORSAIR RM1000x SHIFT Fully Modular ATX Power Supply – 80
CORSAIR RM1000x SHIFT Fully Modular ATX Power Supply – 80 PLUS Gold – ATX 3.0 – PCIe 5.0 – Zero RPM – Modular Side Interface – White
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| Weight: | 2 kg |
| Dimensions: | 18 x 15 x 8.6 cm; 2 kg |
| Brand: | Corsair |
| Model: | CP-9020275-UK |
| Colour: | White |
| Manufacture: | Corsair |
| Dimensions: | 18 x 15 x 8.6 cm; 2 kg |
Excellent nothing more to say apart from the ports being on the side make feeding cables from the inside of the case to the outside makes cable management a dream.
I have been buying only power supplies from this company for years. And I have never been disappointed by them. Corsair is top of the top. Efficient, quiet and effective. I installed hundreds of these power supplies in the computers I built. And I will be loyal to this brand for the rest of my life. Only you-Corsair.
Great power supply other than the fact I have a top psu mounted case and it just makes it terrible to run wires from most of my wires are pressed against the top of my case properly not going to be good long term
Needed this for a gen 4 GPU power upgrade and had needed the extra watts. My previous RM650x lasted for 8 years running a heavily overclocked 980Ti/1080Ti and a 9900k without fail, sometimes whilst mining. No issues with reliability ever.
The RM850x seems to be of the same great quality, and the shift wiring really makes cable management easier in cases where you can’t slide the PSU out of the back of the case.
The wires are quite ugly that come with this product so if you are interested in aesthetics at all get ready to shill a little on some extenders or outright new ones.
When building a PC for gaming you should spend a decent amount on a quality power supply.
Some people buy a cheap PSU then after the build have problems with then diagnosing what is wrong.
With my build i could have gone for 750w but for the sake of another 10 i thought i would get the 850w.
It looks like a high quality product. Comes with all the power cables you need for your build.
Having all of the plugs on the side is a simple concept but helps alot for visibilty when building.
Hoping it lasts a long time
Putting the cables on the side makes a lot of sense (if your case is wide enough, I did my research beforehand, so should you). The cables are quite stiff and not sleeved, which makes certain cables a bit scary due to single cables which i assume are for sensors being loose and strained. The 12VHPWR cable is too short, a wide case is likely going to be tall too, I had to do strain mine a bit more than is comfortable to plug it in, I would not keep it that way long-term.
Overall tho, great PSU and rates high in tests.